Fairborn News

The U.S. Department of the Air Force has awarded Wright State University $2.7 million toward the Calamityville project, officials announced Friday.

The Fairborn Parks and Recreation Department will offer summer camps, according to Superintendent Pete Bales: Youth tennis camp Description: Fairborn and USPTA tennis pro Theo Rust will be hosting two tennis summer camps.

When North takes over for superintendent, he'll enter a district ranked excellent by the state that is trying to serve a constantly growing student population.

Seven local construction companies filed a lawsuit Wednesday to foreclose on the Legends Car Wash on 37th Street North near Rock Road.

An elderly man suffering from Alzheimer's has been found near Dayton, Ohio, after his wife reported him missing Thursday.

Folks heading to Blockbuster Video, at 1171 E. Dayton Yellow Springs Road, better be in the mood to buy rather than rent.

A man was arrested Wednesday morning in Fairborn on warrants in both Michigan and Indiana.

Two Warren County administrators are finalists for the superintendent post here and board members hope to make a decision by June 30.

The second of four men accused of passing thousands of dollars worth of bad checks in Beavercreek and at Wright State University has pleaded not guilty to 12 felony counts.

A world war had ended and industrial states like Ohio were booming. Returning soldiers found good-paying factory jobs, started families and bought their dream home in brand-new suburbs.

A kidnapping suspect from the Toledo area was arrested by officers of the Regional Emergency Response Team in the parking lot of a Super 8 motel on National Road in Vandalia early Tuesday morning, June 23, according to Lt.

COLUMBUS -- While Ohio unemployment climbed to 10.8 percent in May -- double the monthly rate when Gov.

DAYTON, Ohio - School officials in Ohio say they expect demand to increase for a summer program that offers discount lunches to students.

Police say they have arrested a man they believe is responsible for an overnight break-in of a Fairborn middle school, and are still searching for another.

An alarm notified Fairbon Police after midnight, June 17, that a break-in had occurred at Baker Middle School.

A Wright State University student being fired from the campus radio station on Tuesday, June 16, was arrested by Wright State police.

A custodian Wednesday morning, June 10, reporting to the school board office on Whittier Avenue, discovered a break-in. Someone forced their way into the office and stole an undetermined amount of electronics and office equipment, said Sgt.

Beavercreek Superintendent Dennis Morrison won't go far when he leaves his post July 31.

FAIRBORN The Fulmer grocery store at 1200 N. Broad St. will close soon, according to signs posted in the store windows.

The Kettering-Moraine-Oakwood Chamber of Commerce will hold a ribbon-cutting at 1 p.m. today, June 8, for the new Cousin Vinny's Pizza restaurant at 1916 E. Whipp Road in south Kettering.